Producer DAVID BELUNGER BBC Pebble Mil. Stereo

A selection of hymns and music With Jack Hywel-Davies . Stereo including Bells on Sunday from St Mary the Virgin, Thornborough, Bucks

7.10 LWSunday Papers

7.10 Living with Technology: Values
7 30 Into the Open: Completing the Course
7.50 Music interlude

David Richardson has breakfast with a well-known personality to the world of agriculture.
Producer ANN-MARIE CLIFFORD BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Clive Jacobs and Jill Cochrane
Producers DAVID COOMES and EDWARD LUCAS
VHFIFMjoinsat 755 am including at 8.0 News
8.10 Sunday Papers
(Broadcastat 7.10 am LW)

talks, for the Week's Good
Cause, about the provision of services for the deaf, especially children in the developing countries of the Commonwealth. Self-help is being encouraged in research into prevention of deafness, and by the provision of equipment.
Donations to: The Commonwealth
Societufor the Deaf, [address removed]

9.10 Sunday Papers

from the Parish Church of St Faith, Great Crosby
Sung Eucharist (ASB Rite A) Celebrant and Preacher THE REV RICHARD CAPPER
Readings: Acts 9, w 1-22 (JB); Matthew 19, w 27-30 (NEB) Psalm 67
Hymns: For all the saints
(A & MR 527); 0 thou who at thy
Eucharist (A & MR 402); God of grace (hft 34)
Communion anthem:
Holy is the true light (Hams) Organist and choirmaster GEORGE GILFORD
BBC Manchester. Stereo

Omnibus edition
Agricultural story editor ANTHONY PARKIN
Directed and produced by LIZ RIGBEY
BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Margaret Howard Stereo

Presented by Gordon Clough Editor DEREK LEWIS

The team visits the Malvern Horticultural Society.

Old Alliances by TREVOR ROYLE
After years as a tea-planter in Assam, Andrew Proctor retires in high hopes to his native
Scotland, to the life of a landed gentleman. But it is 1936: a difficult time to come home.
Clubmen
ANDREW DALLMEYER. SANDY NEILSON
Directed by PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland. Stereo (R)

A series of six programmes in which Kenneth Hudson looks at the way history is viewed. 2:John Bunyan's Bedford
John Bunyan , tinker and son of a tinker, was bom at
Harrowden, near Bedford, in 1628. Imprisoned for insisting on his rights to preach and worship outside the framework of the established church, he wrote The Pilgrim's 's Progress, a book whose influence as a literary work can be compared only to that of Shakespeare and the authorised version of the Bible. Readers ALAN DUDLEY and MARTIN FRIEND
Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBCBristol

Fergus Keeling meets the Green Man , Jonathan Porritt , director of Friends of the Earth and best friend of the environmental movement, and finds out what ants and economics have in common.
Lionel Kelleway goes to
Scotland, to see how a feast of salmon might dull the fragile palate of the lochs.

visits Woking in Surrey, home of the railway children and the cricketing twins, where Brian Johnston calls on Mrs Beeton 's French cousin and traces the steps of the Men from Mars. Producer JILL MARSHALL BBCBristol

With PAULINE BUSHNELL

VSO: Fears, Fantasies and Expectations
'I thought, "Yikes! They want me!... " Then you get this phone, "How about Thailand?" And immediately you think, "Crumbs, where is it?"'
'What happens when I get off the plane and see the flies and the snakes and the heat? ...
Maybe I'll change again, but I don't think so. I'm well primed now. I'm like a little bomb waiting to go off.'
The first of two programmes on Voluntary Service Overseas joins some new recruits in training, when they're introduced to pit latrines, advised to leave their cultural baggage behind and told not to think they can change the world. Producer julie SIMMONS BBC Manchester
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Alexander MacLeod in Bonn with first results and analysis of today's elections to the West German Bundestag

A love story for radio devised by Donald Campbell from the songs and letters of Robert Burns with David Hayman as 'the lover'
Phyllis Logan as 'his lass' and songs performed by Jean Redpath and Rod Paterson
BBC Scotland.
(Stereo)
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Susan Hill presents Radio 4's good books programme.
H. R. F. Keating , leading British crime writer and creator of Inspector Ghote, holds a magnifying glass to the art of crime fiction.
Mark Frankland, foreign correspondent and novelist, describes the seductive Moscow setting of his latest novel.
Stereo

Dr June Goodfield , Michael Holroyd and John Maddox in conversation with Brian Redhead
ProducerGILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester

A serial in six parts by John Fletcher
with Nick Chilvers as Andy

Julian Knight is preparing to meet his deadly rival, Sir Jack Watson. Meanwhile Andy is pursued through London by BD's killer...

BBC Bristol
(Stereo)

Gordon Clough seeks to determine just how much influence today's proprietors have on papers they own and therefore with the readers. 4: Andreas Whittam-Smith of The Independent
Producer JOCK GALLAGHER BBC Pebble Mill

National and international news from London; and from
Bonn, a special programme on today's Federal German Elections introduced by Alexander MacLeod with Diana Goodman , BBC Correspondent in West Germany.
Can Chancellor Helmut Kohl 's conservative Christian
Democrats extend their hold on power? Will his coalition partners, the liberal Free
Democrats, be squeezed out of the Bundestag, thereby allowing the Government to move further to the right? Or can the left-wing forces of the Social Democrats and the Greens alter the political scene in a more fundamental way? Producers HARRY SCHNEIDER and GUDRUN DAUBOR in Bonn

The Case Against Christ Evidence for What?
In the final programme
The Rev John Young , Chaplain at the College of Ripon and York St John , evaluates how people understand the God they believe in. Producer NOEL VINCENT BBC Manchester. Stereo

A weekly look at the work of Parliament's Select Committees Presented by John Foster Producer PETER ROBINS

followed by an interlude